BIG WY

From the first time I performed on stage at the age of 12 in Santa Monica, I knew this is what I wanted to do as a career. Growing up in the Bottoms in Inglewood is a big part of my life and my music. I was inspired by cats like LL Cool J and other underground West Coast rappers like King Tee, Mixmaster Spade and Ice T. They were talking about things that I saw everyday. They talk about things like dudes with beepers, drugs and other things I could relate to in my neighborhood. After our cousin was killed and in 1998, my cousin Suga Buga and I started doing mixtapes and people were feelin’ them. We came up with the name of “The Relativez”. In 2000 we released “Dirty Money” which was a compilation of tracks that portrayed California’s ghetto life. In 2002, we released “The Takeover. In 2005, we released “Money Respect Money which we decided to take nationwide and it had a great response in other markets. I have just released my solo project called the Hood Hitchcock volume and it is hot and features some of the hottest artist like G. Malone, PoliDony, Jay Rock and others. I want to concentrate in putting the fun back into hip hop and make a difference in the West Coast hip hop scene. The song “Hogg Anthem” feat G. Malone and Jay Rock which is a motorcycle club anthem is an eye opening song painting a picture of the new west coast scene that involves the motorcycle movement and not low-riders. West Coast scene has changed a lot and I want the fans to visualize the new West Coast thru my lyrics. Big Wy has worked with platinum producers like Jelly Roll, Technique ,Rashad Cole, Kalil, and VMF and is looking to work with new hot up and coming producers for his next project. Big Wy has worked in the past with many major artist like Snoop Dog, Dave Hollister, Butch Cassidy, Too Short, and Krayzie Bone on his last project. Currently, El Dorado Red, Wacko , Bandit and myself are working on project to bring the west coast back to life.I edited my profile with Thomas' Myspace Editor V4.4